Real GDP separates changes in output from changes in prices, making it the clearer guide to whether an economy is actually producing more rather than merely charging more.
Higher output per worker is the single most powerful driver of sustained increases in income living standards and economic resilience.
Why the world's most powerful economic metric, despite its enormous reach, tells us only part of what we need to know.
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